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Default How to determine physical orientation of X and Y shims?

How to determine physical orientation of X and Y shims?

Hello, I need to help solids lab at our UCI site - they have a custom probe and need to orient it properly in order to ease the shimming procedure.

My question is - how to determine orientation of X and Y shims?

We have 800 MHz 63 mm Oxford magnet (+ Varian UnityInova console)



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